The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
Observation-Disclosures

Tbs Odd Fellows at Indianapolis
have selected a site for the statue OF
S huyler Colfax which is presently to
be erected there.
BBHoP DE GRoEsBRIAHD (Roman
Catholic) has return ed 10 Burlington,
W., with health much improved by
bis Welt to the south OF France.
One of the last &C tencss uttered by
the lats Dr. Richard Cauldeld, Of
Cork, the eminent antiquariai, was;
l do not regret anything | ever
wrote"
A WESTERN editor says Of 6 rival
who hse resigned tds; the man hes
decided Il al he eau make more mon
ey travelling 90 an advanced type of
Ananias"
NEW YoRK Tritune: A fund ia he.
ing raised in Redmond, Va, fJr the
perpetual embeliiehmeny OF The grave
Of little Joe Davie, son of Jeff.
Davis, who died in that city during
the rebellion.
DURIHG the coming summer q
UniIed States geological Eurv ying
party will make tour of the up r
peninsula Of Michigan, and will thor
ouehly investigate the supposed cop
per bt airing regions,
A GEORGIA farmer named Britt,
living near Canton, Ca. has discover r
cd on p2roel Of laod whicl hoIece1t-
" sold TO a Philadelphia ms7 vein #
met. The stone is Of excellent color
and almost en.iIely fec from mineral
5ubstan,e5,
]. DELANEY, Of Howard, Mich, hNs
D zee Of u swood which ny neutral
growth hfs taken the ex ct shape Of q
mans hand. Ii shows tie Wrltt t.,
palm, thumb and four ii & rs,witn ap.
parent seams Ct a glove o. tue ak a
tue hand.
DR.. CORNELIUS A. HtIz who II
spoken of as the "diec v ri" OF Gen.
R1nlapoer, ia we'll rsinenhe cd IN $40
Francisco, but bis former scq1aint.
anCes there do not speak f him ia g.
complimentary terms rs do his present
friends in France.
THE Crown Prince Of & rmaly il
improving, uotNith t,ndne the exsV
2srated statements aDrcpOs Of his
chronic bronchitis. He has givtn his
physicians much Ut essiness for some
weeks pas, but they now prcnouCe
th4t the danger no longer exists
THE Birminshlm (Conn } Electric
Light Works were overun with rats
until III uoeriniendent a a happy
thought. TO wires attached to dyDa-
mos he fastened pits of meat and ecat-
terC d III IN about. The rats smelled
he meat, nibbied, and -gcod by, rails.
SATAN SAN, JAPANESE woman. ID
the first OF her sex to enter Journalism
ia that county. Her front name
wOud be more at hJms as a new ap,
prentice in 'the composing room,
though in this country We sopsk . ain
" aud call 'en 'devil."-NUTistOwn
Herald.
Mr. NrEHAUs's statce of ex Gov.
Allen, OF Ohic, which TO to he placed in
tue Capitol ut Washington, ls finisk ed
at Rome. lis seven feet high, an ID
represents its subj-Gi Standing, his
right nand nervously Glu,cning his
coat lapel, aud bis lett grasping roll
Of manuscript.
Mr.. Polk, the widow Of James X
Polk, tenth President of the Uoi'ed
sta ee, is over so years OF age, but fh;
is in good health and she poesesses 4
memory of nnimpsired vigor Soc re-
sides in the old Pok homestead n
Nashville, Tenn, a large, roomy, two
story bui ding made of biick.
a STATUS OF Logan stood IN Golden
Gate Park in san Francisco short
time ego, but, not being composed o.
marble, but OF the beautiful, :" melted
away under q California sun. TIL,
souiptur5d likeness was conceived ant
executed by San Frapcisco artists whC
wers admirers Of the great soldier.
Mr. FosTEE, Of White Bread Hill
/ Ind. T., while sitting ia the bosom o
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